Utah's National Monuments Keep Getting Smaller. Here's Why.

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Aug 4, 202650:30Arts

With the backing of Utah's governor and congressional delegation, President Trump has once again shrunk two of the state's national monuments. It’s only the latest move in a game of political football over Utah’s public...

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